Writing the second half of a journalistic report based on 'When The Sky Falls'
Quiz by Oak National Academy: KS2 English (2)
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- Q1Which of these are features specific to the conclusion of our journalistic report?Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s
- Q2What is the 'official' perspective in our newspaper report?Mrs F's perspectivethe air raid warden's perspectiveJoseph's perspectivethe council spokesperson's perspective30s
- Q3What cohesive device is seen in this example? 'Joseph, a volunteer at the zoo, explained that he had come to the zoo to protect the public.'parenthesis in commasadverbial complex sentencerelative complex sentenceparenthesis in brackets30s
- Q4Which example below uses reported speech correctly?Joseph said that he "can't believe he's gone."Joseph said, "I can't believe he's gone."Joseph said can't believe the gorilla was gone.Joseph said that he couldn't believe the gorilla was gone.30s
- Q5What feature of a conclusion is shown in this sentence? 'The zoo will remain closed for the duration of the war; however, it will require public donations to survive.'giving the most up-to-date information about the eventlooking to the futuregiving the 'official' positionreported and direct speech30s
- Q6What feature of a conclusion is shown in this sentence? 'The remaining animals at the zoo are now secure.'giving the 'official' positionreported and direct speechgiving the most up-to-date information about the eventlooking to the future30s